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Genuine Dell OEM inverter power cable for OptiPlex 3240 All-In-One desktops
This genuine Dell OEM inverter power cable carries part number DX46Y and is built for the OptiPlex 3240 All-In-One desktop. It supplies the display backlight circuit inside the integrated chassis. Buyers who need a different connector or a longer cable for another model cannot use this part.
The cable plugs straight into the system board and inverter without adapters, matching the original routing inside the All-In-One enclosure. A secure fit prevents flicker or intermittent power loss during daily use. It is not suitable for tower or small-form-factor OptiPlex variants.
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The DX46Y is a genuine Dell OEM converter/inverter power cable designed specifically for the OptiPlex 3240 All-In-One desktop system.
This cable connects the power converter to the display panel inside the OptiPlex 3240 All-In-One, matching the original routing and connector layout.
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